Software is only truly finished when it deploys reliably, runs transparently and remains controllable in case of incidents. I bring structure to deployment, infrastructure and operational processes.
The goal is a setup that enables releases instead of blocking them – with clear processes, traceable changes and manageable risk.
A build and deployment process that is reproducible. Clear approvals, proper handling of secrets and transparent steps.
Clean images, structured configuration and health checks. No unnecessary complexity – just a setup that is understandable.
Releases prepared in a way that allows safe rollback. Database changes planned and compatible.
Reverse proxy, TLS, DNS and access concepts set up properly. Minimal attack surface and clear responsibilities.
Structured logs and simple metrics that help in daily operations. Alerts are based on real impact – not noise.
Hosting or server changes, DNS migration or proxy introduction: done with preparation and a clear sequence – not weekend gambling.
Clarify dependencies, assess risks, define downtime windows and prepare a backout plan.
Test environment, data synchronization, smoke tests and monitoring setup.
Controlled switch with validation and a clear rollback option.
Only if team size and complexity justify it. For many setups, Docker with a clean pipeline is fully sufficient.
Changes are planned so that old and new versions can temporarily coexist. No risky big-bang approach.
Yes. Pipeline, logging, basic monitoring and clear checklists – so your team can continue independently.
Tell me your stack, hosting setup and biggest issues. You will get a clear prioritization and concrete next steps.